



Yet here you are… on the internet.I want to pay for what I use and not pay for what I don't use.
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Yet here you are… on the internet.I want to pay for what I use and not pay for what I don't use.
And how do you do that in a global economy? No one wants to pay for things they don’t use, but you can’t go back to a hyper-local economy where you can do what you suggest. It makes for great sloganeering and you can slap it on a t-shirt or bumper sticker, but it’s just not realistic.I want to pay for what I use and not pay for what I don't use.
He doesn’t seem to get that.Yet here you are… on the internet.
And I pay for it.Yet here you are… on the internet.
You pay for monthly access. That doesn’t build the infrastructure.And I pay for it.
But I can sell those t-shirts and bumper stickers to pay for all I do use.And how do you do that in a global economy? No one wants to pay for things they don’t use, but you can’t go back to a hyper-local economy where you can do what you suggest. It makes for great sloganeering and you can slap it on a t-shirt or bumper sticker, but it’s just not realistic.
I paid for that too. Except for the part the was built with fake money. Call the Fed, have them create more money and build some more infrastructure. And a Hardees to feed the workers.You pay for monthly access. That doesn’t build the infrastructure.
I want to pay for what I use and not pay for what I don't use.
Obviously you've never been divorced.
Ex-wives and government are 2 sides of the same coin. One fucks you and then takes your money. The other takes your money and then fucks you.Obviously you've never been divorced.
I'm good with that, I don't want anyone to shut down. Plus that means fewer people where I want to actually eat
Their biscuits are legit, I’ll give them that. I’m just not sure how they accomplish making chicken that is simultaneously greasy and dry.Hell, I'd say they can all go except KFC.
I've never had Chipotle.
I've never had Chic-Fil-A.
I haven't had McDonald's, Burger King, Taco Bell, or Dominos since high school.
Any coffee place where you can't order either small, medium, or large, or single, double, or triple can fuck right off. Just on principle, I refuse to learn a special language just so I can order coffee.
Subway? I have no strong feelings against it, or anything, but I'd still choose KFC over it.
Oh, and, no, my choice of KFC has nothing to do with the "Kentucky" part, nor the chicken, nor even that my mama is buried in the same Cemetery as Colonel Sanders.
It's the biscuits. If I lived some place I could find decent biscuits elsewhere, it could be a different story, but I don't, so KFC wins.
That's heartwarming@Kburjr dawg you’re not making any sense